Cricket 1903

A ug . 6, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 327 K ent . First innings. Second innings- O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Wass .......... 25 8 60 2 ............ 33 7 96 4 Gunn (J.) ... 27 9 45 6 .......... 42 4 8 126 4 Hallam.......... 2*2 0 5 2 .......... 15 5 32 2 Branston ... 5 2 9 0 Gunn (J.) delivered one wide and two no-balls and Wass one. C H E L T E N H A M v. H A IL E Y B U R Y . Played at L ord’ s on July 31 and A ugust 1. Cheltenham w on b y 49 runs. As the turf at Lord’s had not recovered from the heavy rains it was decided to play this match on the practice ground. By the end of the flrst day Hailey- bury seemed to have an excellent chance of winning, as they were 51 runs on and had taken a wicket m the Cheltenham second innings. Heymann bowled very well indeed for them. On Saturday H. C. B. Taylor, Weddell and Marsden all played finely for Cheltenham, and the result was that Haileybury had to maVe 126 to win. This did not seem a very hard task on the face of it, but the wicket had become more difficult, and as Weddell made the best use of it, Cheltenhsm gained a victory after a good fight. C heltenham . First innings. Second innings. H. B. Malden, b Heymann 15 c Bond, b Grylls 3 H. C. B. Taylor, c and b Heymann ........................ 1 b Ford..................78 E. B. Maxwell, c Bignell, b Grylls...............................21 c and b Bignell... 7 J. I. Piggott, lbw, b Hey-........c Bignell, b Hey­ mann ............................... 0 mann .......... 1 J. M. Weddell, c Bevington c Bond, b Hey- b H ow ard........................ 11 mann ............35 P. B. Wallis, c Bignell, b c Frewer, b Hey- Grylls...............................13 mann ............ 5 V. F. Samuelson, c and b c Grylls, b Hey- Bignell............................... 25 mann ............ 4 G. Marsden c Frewer, b Heymann ........................24 c and b Heymann 33 R.T. H. Mackenzie, b Hey­ mann ............................... 2 c and b Frewer... 2 C. T. Brett, c Bond b Big­ nell ............................... 2 cFrewer,bHoward 8 G. W. Parker, notout ... 0 n otou t.................11 B 5, lb l, w 2 .......... 8 B 16, lb 5, w 2... 23 Total........................122 Total ...210 H aileybury . First innings. Second innings. H. V. Bevington, c Malden, b Marsden........................56 cTaylor,bWeddell 22 A. F, B. Littlewood,b Mac­ kenzie ...............................20 cTaylor,bWeddell 11 A. Howard, c Taylor, b Marsden ........................56 b W eddell............ 8 W . G. Heymann, run out .. 2 b W eddell......... 0 G. N. Bignell, c Taylor, b Mackenzie........................ 0 runout................ 0 E. Lee, b Marsden ......... 27 cTaylor.bWeddell 3 I. R.B. Bond, b Marsden ... 11 e Marsden, b W eddell..........14 C. H. Frisby, c Samuelson, c Samuelson, b b Marsden........................15 Mackenzie ... 3 J. C. Ford, c Taylor, b Marsden ........................ 2 not out................. 7 F. Frewer, c Taylor, b Brett 13 c Malden, b Wed­ dell ................. 0 W. M. Grylls, not out ... 3 c Taylor, b Mars­ den ................. 5 Leg bye........................ 1 B 3, lb 1 .......... 4 T ota l................. 266 Total (4 wkts) 77 C heltenham . First inniDgs. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Heymann ... 18 6 29 5 ................................... 28 10 67 5 Bignell .......... 12 3 24 2 .......... 19 4 82 1 Ford .......... 6 1 15 0 .......... 7 1 18 1 Grylls .......... 6 1 30 2 .......... 14 8 49 1 Howard.......... 6 2 16 1 .......... 13*3 5 16 1 Frewer 2 0 5 1 Heymann and Bignell each bowled a wide and Howard bowled two wides. H aileybury . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Brett .. 18 4 61 1 ... ... 1 0 4 0 Weddell... ... 4 0 26 0 ... ... 18 7 21 7 Marsden .. ... 221 5 68 6 ... ... 13*3 2 41 1 Mackenzie ... 12 6 21 2 ... ... 5 2 7 1 Malden ... .,. 7 0 23 0 Samuelsou ... 2 0 11 0 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-in Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. Cricket Score Books, 6d. and Is. each; postage, 2d. extra.—To be obtained at the Offices of Cricket, 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. RUGBY v. MARLBOROUGH. Played at Lord’s on July 30 and 31. Drawn. On the first day it was impossible to play, and although on the next day considerable progress was made with the game there was never very much chance that it could be brought to a conclusion. The chief feature of the play was perhaps the batting of L. G. Colbeck for Marlborough; he was seen to very great advantage in the second innings, when his companions were in difficulties. Snowdrn, who did the hat trick, bowling for Rugby, while Cozens- Hardy and Tripp tatted very well indeed. The match was played on the part of the ground reserved for practice, as the other ground was unfit for play. M arlborough . First innings. Second innings. G. R. J. Round, b Harrison 15 c Harrison, b Snowden......... 2 N. W . Milton, lbw, b Snow- c Cozens-Hardy, b den................ ................. 8 Harrison........22 L. G. Colbeck, c Owens, b Cozens-Hardy.................45 not ou t................ 62 E. O. Evans, b Tripp..........12 run out ........... 5 A. P. S:ott, c Stutchbury, b Snowden........................16 b Harrison..........12 H. M. Butterworth, b Snowden ........................ 0 b Snowden........... 3 D. V. Coote, not o u t ..........20 b Snowden.......... 5 H. J. Goodwin, b Snowden 0 c Pearson, b Spilsbury ... 9 L. Parker, c Harrison, b c Sloman, b Snowden ........................ 0 Owen ........... 8 N. T. White, c Pearson, b Snowden ......................... 0 L. Woodroffe, b Snowden... 0 B 1, lb 1 ................. 2 B 12, lb 6, w 4 22 Total... ..........118 R ugby . Total (8 wkts) 160 A. O. Snowden, c Col- teck, b Woodroffe 23 R. M. Chadwick, b Goodwin................. 2 B. Cozens-Hardy, c Goodwin, b Evans 82 H.N.P. Sloman, c Mil­ ton, b Evans ..........11 W.P.Harri6on,b Scott 65 G. C. Tripp, c and b Colbeck ................ 63 W.J.Pearson,bCoIbeck 7 L. J. Spilsbury, b Col­ beck ........................ 4 A. L. S. Owen, not out 4 A. C. Don, b Scott ... 2 Byes 10, lb 2 ... 12 Total (9 wkts)* 215 * Innings declared closed. G. H. Stutchbury did not bat. M arlborough . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. C.-Hardy ... 7 2 17 1 ...........11 4 20 0 Snowden ...174 5 42 7 ............ 18 7 33 3 Harrison.......... 10 2 22 1 ............ 14 2 42 2 Tripp ........... 4 0 20 1 ........... 2 0 14 0 Owens .......... 4 0 12 0 .......... 4 1 9 1 Spilsbury ... 1 0 3 0 ............ 5 1 10 1 Cozens-Hardy and Harrison each delivered two wides. R ugby . O. M.R. W . O. M. R. W. Scott ... 16 3 45 2 IColbeck ... 8 126 3 Woodroffe 15 4 36 1 Evans ... 10 2 34 2 Goodwin 10 1 65 1 IParker ... 4 2 7 0 KENSINGTON PARK v. CHISWICK.-Played at Chiswick Park on August 1. C hisw ick P ark . H. E. F. Sich, run out V. A. Short, b P. Rey nolds.......... A. C. Finnis, b P. Reynolds ................. R. L. Finnis, st E. E. Reynolds, b H. Nicholas ... E. J. Dobson, c Carter, b Murray................. 4 J. F. Young, b P. Reynolds................. 0 K ensington P ark . ... 27 1 18 W. S. Read, b P. Reynolds................. W. J. Hampton, b Murray ................. E. F. W. Causton, c Lloyd, b Nicholas ... J. L. T. Shephard, b P. Reynolds .......... G. Brandon, notout... Total .......... J. G. Donaldson, b Causton ................. C. F. Nicholas, c Bran­ don, b Short .......... C. S. G. Lloyd, b Dob­ son ........................ P. Reynolds,c Causton, b Short ................. C. E. Reynolds, c A. C. Finnis, b Short... W . R. Murray, c R. S. Finnis, b Causton... 18 A. A. Surtees, c Sich, b Short ................. M. A. Nicholas, not out ........................ A. A. Eddy, e and b Short........................ H. D. Nicholas, b Read........................ H. J. Carter, b R. L. Finnis ................. Byes .......... Total ...116 GRANVILLE (Lee) v. ELTHAM.—Played at Lee on August 1. G ranville . C. E. Barnes, c Hay­ wood, b Johnston ... 2 C. E. Kendle, b John­ son ........................ 0 A. C. Weber, c B’and, b Wood ................ 96 A. G. Paton, st Hun­ ter, b Johnston ... 2 J. P. Clarkson,b Bland 26 H. O. Weber, c and b Haywood.................12 E ltham . T. H. Summers, c Wood, b Haywood P. P. Lincoln, run out H. E. Thomson, run out ........................ E. Rymer - Jones, b Wood .................i Luckhurst, not out ... Extras .......... Total 189 A. S. Johnston, b Sum­ mers ........................62 Haywood, run out ... 1 R Nicholas, b A. C. Weber .................20 J. C. Wood, b Paton... 0 C. A. Pitt,b Luckhurst 2 W.Young,bLuckhurst 2 E. R. Dunell and E. Burnand did not bat. J. Eagleton, b Sum­ mers . ................. C. H. Hunter, not out P. C. Bland, not out Extras ................. Total (7 wkts.) ... I GRANVILLE “ A ” (Lee) v. RICHMOND.—Played at Richmond on August 1. R ichmond . H. Bates, not out ... P. T. Wrigley, b Ded- rick ........................ Greenfield, not out ... Extras................. F.W.James, c Temple, . t , t . 61 b Sills .................31 A.G.Lloyd,cA.Helder, b Passmore ..........10 H B.Denham, c and b Sills ........................28 A.Courtney, st A.Hel­ der, b Dedrick ... 18 C. F. Ironmonger, —. Bomijee, R. Robus and G. Ardaseer did not bat. * Innings declared closed. G ranville . T.W.Maynard, b Den­ ham ........................ 3 F. Helder, b Denham 0 R.E.Lincoln,cDenham, b Bates .................10 S. A. Walker, b Den­ ham ........................ 4 G. F. Sills, b Denham 1 H.A. Levinson, lbw, b Bourtney................. 1 I H. L. Temple and W. E. Dedrick did not bat. Total (5 wkts) *2 6 A. Helder, not out ... 34 T. L. Passmore, b Courtney................. 2 J. A. Johnston, not out ........................ 1 Extras .......... 4 Total (7 wkt?) 63 GRANVILLE (Lee) v. LES8NE3S PARK-Played at Lee on August 3. L essnkss P a r k . J. f-huter, c Paton, b Thomson......... ... €4 C. G. Beasley, b Paton 0 R. H. 8. Baiss, b Paten 2 Montgomery, run out 24 G. Baiss, c Cocke'1, b Paton .............. 4 W.S.Lonsdale,b Paton 6 Capt. Davies, b Thorn­ ton ........................ 1 P. Wood, b Thomson H. Yeoman, b Paton .. G. Rutter, c Barnes, b Paton........................ Wallace, not out A. Rutter, run out ... Extras .......... Total ...121 G ranville . N. Cockell, c A.Rutter, b Montgomery ... 8 C.E. Kendle, c Shuter, b Davies .................12 A. C. Weber, b Mont­ gomery ................. 0 C. E. Barnes,c and b R. Baiss .. .................16 J.P.Clarkson,b Davies 2 C. H. Mason, c Wood, b Montgomery ... €6 A.G. Paton,bA.Rutter 8 P. P. Lincoln, c and b A. R utter............... 0 H. E. Thomson notout 55 H. C Weber, b Mont­ gomery ............. 34 F. E. Lander, b Mont­ gomery ............... 5 T. H. Summers, c G. Rutter, b Mont­ gomery ............... 4 Extras............... 3 Total ...213 GRANVILLE “ A ” (Lee) NATIONAL PRO­ VINCIAL BANK.—Played at Lower Sydenham on August 3. G ranville . R. E. Lincoln, c Shaw, J. D. Treasurer b b Cosser ................. 5 Cosser ................. 2 A. Helder, b Price ... 5 J. A. Johnston, b H. A. Levinson, run CoBser ................. 10 out ... .................. 1 F. B. Wood, b Harri­ T. L. Passmore, c son ........................ 7 PLillips, b Cosser ... 0 S. Walker, not out ... 2 T. W . Maynard, b J. R. Hollingworth, P rice......... .......... 6 b Harrison .......... 0 H. W. Gill, c and b Extras ................. 3 Cosser ................. 6 T o ta l................. 47 N ational P rovincial B ane . Harrison, b Wood ... 17 Armstrong,b Treasure 15 Phillips, ibw, b Holl- ingw orth .................18 Price, not out ......... 37 Richards, not out Extras .......... 32 5 Total (3 wkfs) 119 Reading, Cosser, Stephenson, Shaw, Johnson, and Griffiths did not bat.